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Susy Casalboni

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  1. Interview to Gustavo Naveira&Giselle Anne, January 2012, Cesena, Italy

    Susy Casalboni·13 years ago

    18:25

    Gustavo Naveira & Giselle Anne

    Song unknown — help us tag it

    13 years ago

    Susy Casalboni, Gustavo Naveira, Giselle Anne · 18 min · 0 chapters

    On 6 January 2012, during the Tango[r]evolución festival in Cesena, Italy, the organizer interviews Gustavo Naveira and Giselle Anne. They discuss how tango has changed since Gustavo started dancing, technique, alterations and leading-and-following, and why tango has become a universal dance. They also describe the show Tango Generations, danced together with Gustavo's children, compare old and new tango music, and give their view of tango's future.

  2. Interview to Gustavo Naveira & Giselle Anne: Tango[R]evolución 2012 (DEMO)

    Susy Casalboni·14 years ago

    0:50

    Gustavo Naveira & Giselle Anne

    Song unknown — help us tag it

    14 years ago

    Gustavo Naveira · 0 min · 0 chapters

    Short excerpt from an interview with Gustavo Naveira at the Tango[R]evolución 2012 International Festival in Cesena, Italy, in which he is asked how tango has changed since he started dancing. Naveira notes that when he began there were very few dancers, after a twenty-year gap with little development in dance or music.

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